Hi, Todd's here.
We are excited about the weekend.
I mean, we always are,
but we are maybe not the weather that
this weekend specifically will bring.
We've had such a good run lately though,
so it's like, I'm sorry if
this was your weekend here.
I think part of the problem is we've
had too good of a run. I know.
And but how awesome was last weekend?
Like I just had. I know you still.
I still keep going back. I do too.
I'm doing the same thing.
Just hoping it's not the last one.
I don't know. It won't be.
It won't be, but it just won't be this one.
Well yesterday was was a hot one.
Huh?
Set some records out there in
the afternoon with these kind of
temperatures well into the 90s.
Milladock and Freiburg had
highs yesterday of 96 degrees.
Bangor, 93 did not set a record though.
Augusta, 93, did set a record.
Lewiston's high yesterday,
91 didn't get to 90.
In Portland, it still hasn't this season.
Bangor's hit 90 twice already,
including yesterday morning.
Temperatures are balmy.
We're in the 60s right now,
in just about all locations.
There are a few exceptions.
Holton, Rangely, Freiburg,
barely in the 50s.
Berlin, NH, Firmly in the 50s at 53 degrees.
This is all about to come to an end, however.
There's the cold front
just north of the border.
It will slowly sag South and work through
the state this afternoon and early evening.
Along it there will be some rain showers,
thunderstorms and behind it there
will be cool temperatures and
we'll have those all weekend long.
This morning though, will be really nice.
If you like this summary feel
and summary look,
there'll be hazy sunshine out
there mixed with a few clouds.
Warm and also a bit stuffy.
There's some humidity out there this morning.
Midday we have hazy sunshine,
but the clouds are building
and showers start to pop,
and there may be some heavier ones,
especially up over the hilltops,
up north and in the mountains.
We'll still have A Midsummer feel though,
as temperatures hit 80 or even higher.
The thing is though,
this front will be sliding
S through the evening.
This is around 5:00 o'clock.
And you can see numerous showers,
downpours,
rumbles of Thunder out there.
Some of the storms obviously would
have some very heavy rain in them,
like right in there and could
have some gusty wind too.
So we'll keep an eye on any or bigger
the storms as they start to develop.
The wind is going to freshen up out
of the northeast as this rain is
falling and that will drop temperatures
abruptly over a 2 hour span.
We will probably go from around 80.
Down to about 65,
so that's a big drop and you'll be
reaching for sweatshirts late in the evening.
The good news is a lot of that heavy
rain will be tapering off after
sunset closer to 9:00 and 10:00.
O'clock it'll be sliding into
southern New England.
Here you're late morning and early
afternoon highs hitting 81 in Bangor,
84 in Lewiston, 82 in Portland.
So still pretty uncomfortable out there,
especially with those higher
levels of humidity.
Now as we head through the weekend,
the front will slide South of us.
And we'll replace it with
some much cooler air.
Our temperatures this weekend will
only be around 60 and there will
likely be some lingering showers,
especially along the coastline.
Tomorrow morning during the afternoon,
I expect some rain free time.
Sunday is going to be a close call,
big area of low pressure out
in the Gulf of Maine.
If you live near the coastline,
be prepared to see some showers
if you live over the interior.
You'll probably actually see a little
sunshine, so the highest risk for
rain will be right along the coast
on Sunday and even early next week.
Same deal as this low gets captured
by the jet stream for a few days,
that will continue through
the majority of next week.
So as we look at the weekend rainfall,
there actually won't be much
up north or in the mountains.
So maybe head up to camp this weekend.
You could probably escape the
raindrops along the immediate coast.
There is that biggest threat and then out
over the Gulf of Maine there is heavier rain.
Expected, but we should miss that.
Gale warnings are up.
Seas 2 to 3 feet to east.
Winds 15 to 25 knots.
So we've got some sunshine this morning.
Warm temperatures this afternoon.
Showers and storms and
those temps drop tomorrow.
Showers around in the morning.
The afternoon mostly cloudy,
maybe brightening up a little bit.
Cooler though with a high near 60.
A few showers along the coastline on Sunday.
Inland areas will avoid the drops.
Highs in the low 60s.
And we'll keep the rain threat going
through the majority of next week.
None of the days.
Look to me washouts.
Right now we'll have highs in
the 60 to 65 degree range.
A lot of the showers we see
will pop up in the afternoon.
It will be kind of hit or
miss ones or scattered ones,
but they could include some heavy
rain for a few minutes or maybe
1/2 an hour or something like
that as we head through the week.
Alright,
so more of like a dodging.
Like, yeah, yeah. I mean,
that's, you know, there might be a
few hours of rain here and there,
but it's not like we're seeing washouts,
all right, Each and every one of those days.
So unsettled. I like it. Unsettled.
Let's go with that kind of like.